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A Special thanks goes to my family, for all their help in making this site a reality. |
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USS Arizona Reunion Association USS Utah Association There's a baby entombed aboard the USS Utah? Home of Heroes Honor Guard Marines at Pearl Harbor The smiling sailor in the picture is, sadly, a stranger Pearl Harbor Photos (Click button to link to related sites) |
Hickam Field |
Kanoehe Bay Memorial |
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Christian Youth Organization (CYO) Boxers Who Lost Their Lives |
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Special Requests If you have any information regarding the following military personnel, please e-mail us: |
Ned Donohue Carlyle B. Hansen Frank Reed Freddie Beaton James Hart Charles Hyslope Billy Mainwaring Harold Wilson Walter Hamilton Simon James L Andrews Ralph Wright Raymond Buckles |
Frank Bodkin Masten Ball Galen Ballard Richard Bass Paul Egan Lawrence Farquhar Edward Van Winkle Robert Melvin Hunter Joseph Stanley Rozmus John Doherty Herbert John Hoard Henry "Hank" Dale |
John H. Phillips George Berdolt Lauren Bruner Herbert Buehl Henry Duncan Robert Osmond Wiliam Purvis Regis J. Bodecker Fran W. Schiller Gerald "Jerry" Whiteman Joseph Charles Ayres Ruben Pressnell |
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Visit my other web site "The Survivors" |
Get to know the men and women that survived the attack. |
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"A man has not lived, until he has almost died. For those who have fought, life has a flavor the protected will never know." ---Signed, Vietnam Veteran (The above was found written in pencil on the metal seat back of a bus in northern Thailand many, many years ago.) |
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The USS Arizona #2 A 36 foot replica being built in Bend, Oregon |
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Did you know..... |
"We heard a tremendous roar, and looked to our right. We saw an approaching flight of Japanese aircraft. They were flying so low, we looked down and across the valley to the north and could actually see the profiles of the aircraft crews as they flew by...My sister and I, being young, stood up and waved to the airplanes, and the last aircraft responded by wiggling its wings back." ---Gordon L. Lavering, 11-years-old, sitting on a cliff with his 13-year-old sister |
"Etched in my memory.... casualties ... some directly to the operating room ... some to the ward beds ... some to the lanai ... where dead bodies lay like stacks of corded wood. Then I was sent to the Burn Ward where men lay in beds, burns over most or all of their bodies." ---Rosella (Nesgis) Asbelle, Navy nurse stationed at Pearl Harbor |
"We had a front row seat (to) the attack from the sewer line trench. As we watched and saw Jap planes get hit, boy, we would all yell! Somehow somebody got a bottle of whiskey and we started passing it up and down." ---George Hettinger, Survivor USS Utah |
"We heard a large explosion. The bomb landed about 300 yards away, hitting the fuel tanks at Wheeler Field. The clock in our kitchen fell off the wall, stopping at 7:50 A.M. The attack at Pearl Harbor started at 7:55 A.M., so I saw the first bomb land of the entire attack." ---James E. Barney, 11-year-old |
